What was a novel about a city or entertainment star whose main character was surnamed Tang or Gao? It had to have invincible, positive values, high IQ, positive energy, relaxation, and entertainment elements? Where can I watch it?

Answer 1

The book was called "The Age of Movies." The characters in the book included the supporting role, Lu Chuan, who was a scumbag. The male protagonist, Tang Yan, was a little handsome. The female protagonist, Gao Yuanyuan, was a little rich woman. The male supporting role, Ning Hao, was a beginner tool. The male supporting role, Lin Chaoxian, was an advanced tool. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website.

Author of "The Age of Movies": Extremely handsome when I was young. It's a novel about an urban/entertainment star. It has invincible style, upright values, high IQ, positive energy, relaxation, and entertainment elements.

[User recommendation: This book has been recommended by many people. Many people should have read it. It is indeed a good domestic entertainment novel.]
In traditional entertainment novels, the main character would usually be an actor, a singer, a director, a celebrity, or a writer.
If the theme was a movie or television series, there were usually two paths: actor and director.
It's rare to find a film producer like the 1983 film, but I feel that the 1983 film is more like a dog food novel with less entertainment attributes.
The protagonist of this book was also a producer.
The protagonist became a freshman in the literature department of the Beijing Film Academy. The story began with the protagonist graduating and then entering a planning center under the public institution Optoelectronics.
The main character studied hard for four years in university, which could be considered as a patch for the main character to carry the works of his previous life.
Since he was the producer, he naturally couldn't act on his own. For the main character's first film, he found Ning Hao, who was still a newbie, to be his number one tool.
However, since Ning Hao was a newbie, his craftsmanship was naturally trendy. The first film was filmed under the guidance of the protagonist.
Some people commented that there was no need to take off their pants and fart in this way of filming. They could just let the main character be the director.
But how tiring was it to be a director?
The production cycle of a movie was usually very long. As a director, he had to be responsible for various things. If the movie was not finished, it was basically equivalent to being tied to the movie.
How many movies could he shoot in a year? How was he going to start the other plots? Was he not doing his job? After all, back then, the director was the center of attention in China.
The producer was different. Other than the early preparations and the occasional visits and inspections, he could do nothing else.
This way, he could start other branches in a reasonable manner.
Moreover, he could release several movies at the same time. If the readers did not like this movie, they could choose from other movies.
As for why the director of the first film chose the inexperienced Ning Hao, who was still a newbie and had a lot of experience?
Since Ning Hao could become a famous director in his previous life, it meant that he was talented. Instead of finding someone who didn't know what to do, it was better to find Ning Hao. Moreover, the main character didn't have the money to hire a famous director, and the famous director wouldn't be a tool at ease.
There were also criticisms about the films that the author chose for the main character. The first two films were niche and did not sell well at the box office.
However, the author also explained that the protagonist had limited funds and choices. He could only try to choose a movie that had its selling point.
Moreover, the aesthetic standards of the movies back then were different from now. As long as the movie was sold well and was not poorly made, people would definitely watch it even if the plot was niche.
I quite support this point of view. The aesthetics of watching movies at that time were indeed very different from the current era of the Internet.
Entertainment literature was quite withered at the moment, and there were very few that could be read. Most of them were from new media, and there were even fewer that were more traditional but different.
Although this novel doesn't have a harem like other entertainment novels, it has a single female lead and the female lead is Gao Yuanyuan. It doesn't match my usual preferences, but it looks pretty good. The author didn't deliberately cause trouble. He didn't make a single female lead and flirt with other women.
Unfortunately, there are too few updates. It's not enough to read every day. I can't help but want to save some, sigh
Overall score: 8 points, highly recommended.
I hope you will like this book.